Ancient Humans Mastered Fire 400K Years Ago
Update: 2025-12-10
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Scientists in Britain uncover evidence suggesting ancient humans, likely early Neanderthals, mastered fire-making around 400,000 years ago. The discovery at Barnham site in Suffolk reveals deliberate fire-setting, with signs of heat, iron pyrite, and repeated burning. This technological leap allowed early humans to survive colder climates, deter predators, and cook food, marking a significant step in human evolution.
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